Preposition: of

• passage: A truly Biblical theology begins with exegesis of the relevant passages of Scripture.

• text: Does exegesis of the relevant texts support Wright's thesis?

• book: And so did many others who were making an exegesis of this book.

• ot: Abstract The starting point of the article is a triple crisis of the traditional historical exegesis of the OT.

• verse: A more complete discussion of the exegesis of the verse will be presented later.

• Corinthian: One thing I don't understand: why is crappy exegesis of the 1 Corinthians 11 passage almost inevitable in french evangelical churches?

Converse of object

• do: Does exegesis of the relevant texts support Wright's thesis?

• offer: Another group of contributors offer an exegesis of a particular piece of evidence.

• reproduce: They must, even to the extent that we reproduce the exegesis of the NT.

• give: It gives a very brief exegesis, briefer even than Baker's.

• make: And so did many others who were making an exegesis of this book.

• involve: The answer to this question involves an exegesis of the terrible twenty-sixth chapter of the Germania of Tacitus.

Adjective modifier

• grammatical-historical: Now we come back to the question, What is " grammatical-historical exegesis " ?

• patristic: On exegesis: Holder, Arthur G " Bede and the tradition of patristic exegesis.

• biblical: In addition they perform instant search tasks for biblical exegesis.

• NT: Finally, if you write sermons, check out NT Exegesis by Fee.

• careful: In some instances Christ himself based his teaching on a careful exegesis of the exact reading in the Torah.

Modifies a noun

• office: All public courses will be held at the exeGesIS offices in Talgarth in the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Noun used with modifier

• testament: The book concludes by exploring the implications of these findings for theological scholarship, in particular Old Testament exegesis.